Suffragette Plot Reports Bomb Threat at London Tube Station
London detectives linked seven suffragettes to a conspiracy to burn lumber yards and government buildings. Letters found in Miss Kenney's hat and at the Kingsway HQ described incendiary plans. some defendants were jailed without bail, others released on bail with medical clearance.
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Dover
France
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Clayton
Miss Kenney
Kingsway
Jai
Killed Wife Amid Guests in St Louis Dinner Party
In St Louis on May 3 Frederick Hoehn shot and killed his wife during a dinner party at 1432 North Jefferson Avenue after a six month separation and failed reconciliation. He fled to 1020 North Leffingwell Avenue but was captured in the cellar by Deputy Rubin. He admitted, I shot to kill her, she was good.
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Thehn
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Hoehn
Leffingwell Avenue
Rubin
Toehn
GOFS BLIND WHILE DANCING South Orange Woman Dies
A South Orange woman, 42, died after losing sight while dancing at a ball when a man cried for help and the crowd panicked. Her husband, daughter, and sister attended her as she was taken home. Nearby Meade Merro and a chauffeur were arrested in Texas for a separate ammunition seizure.
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South Oniyige
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John L. Hart
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Brooklyn
Herusband
Recognition of Republic of China by United States
The United States announces formal recognition of the Republic of China. A cable from Chargé d’Affaires Williams to Acting Secretary Moore confirms the move, with messages from President Yuan Shikai and President Wilson reflecting hopes for China’s republican development and continued observance of existing obligations.
Pujo Report in Demand as First Edition Exits
The Pujo committee report on the money list investigation is exhausted in its first edition. Representative Meury of Texas proposes a resolution to print 100,000 more copies. A limited edition authorized by Congress and a 150,000 copy edition funded by Samuel Untermyer sold quickly, fueling further demand to representatives.
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Pujo Committee
Representative Meury
Texas
Congress
Samuel Untermyer
Boston Customs Collector Edwin A Curtis Resigns
Edwin A Curtis of Boston suddenly resigns as collector of customs. No action will be taken on the resignation. The Treasury secretary returns to the capital and Curtis’ term would have expired January 2, 1904.
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Boston
Washington
Edwin J. Curtis
Mr. McAdoo
Treasury
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Curtis
Fleet delay ends canal plan amid uncertain timing
A Waehiyeten dispatch reports no canal passage this year as work slows to permit sending the fleet later. The message indicates a postponed effort with no early chance of moving clips before the season’s start.
Underwood Stand Tight Against Senate Amends In Tariff Fight
President Wilson backing Underwood leaves the tariff bill likely intact in the Senate with no ministerial amendments. Underwood aims to keep the measure lower and free of concessions, arguing a strong position to push the tariff toward the President’s wishes while facing a possible Senate opposition. Gardner and others weigh in on party reform and appointments as leaders worry over governance.
Three Year Leases Proposed for Uaps in Japanese Land Law Debate
Sacramento May 5 After vir tually checking two days nee to pose can and alien land law which while conforming to the terms of the treaty of the United States with Japan was yet more divsive than any preceding measure in barring the Japanese front owning lewshugoar bequeathing land Governor Johnson and the majority leader In the legislature receded a bit from this position and amenudes the measure In the senate so as to al low Ineligible aliens not named na such to leage agricultural property for no period fet exceeding three years The amendment made the Dill Ion fleal with the measure introduced in the assembly by Assemblyman Cloud- Ding The original Dill as drafted by At torney General Webb prohibited both ownership and leasing but upon the receipt of violent protests from rare land Interests that would be seriously affected if leases were affected It was thought best to mke this specific ex emption in the bid before fine pass age. A sharp debate preceded the adop tion of the amendment as presented by Senator Boynton Several senators including the Democratic Leader Mr Caminetti asserted that it so weakened the bill that Japanese colonies could exist on practically the same basis as at present The vote in favor of making the an amendment stood Ayes 25 nays 1 Weather Forecast Generally fall today and tomorrow continued warm light to modernate variable winds
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Japan
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Senate
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Caminetti
Butter and Cheese Markets Mixed as Receipts Rise
General markets show butter unsettled with 6 904 packages in receipt and varied dairy product offerings. Cheese holds steady to firm with 1 405 boxes received statewide, while pressed poultry pricing remains firm for Western frozen milled broilers and assorted roasters across grades and weights.
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Ifa Lee
Izalde
A.e
Philadelphia
Long Island
Live Stock Market Report From May 3
Bat live stock market notes show cattle supplies steady with varied prices for different classes. Hogs receipts on 18 double decks push prices down while sheep and lambs see steady to higher demand with prime heavy and veal calves priced around observed ranges.
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